Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-05
REAL ESTATE.

Various Improvements About Town
 Changes I'm 9Wnership-Street Cut.
 ting on the Whitney Property
 WOIf's Read-The Peck Shop En- largemenG.
 One of the most important building opera tions in New Haven for the year of 1887 will be the erection of the new almshouse at Spring Side farm. The plans for the same, the chief points about which the COURIER has published, are about completed and the builders expect that proposals for them to figure upon will soon be offered by the town.
 The large building which Peck Bros. & Go. will erect in addition to the present manufac- tory will require four hundred thousand brick. The plans have been figured upon by number of builders, but the result is not yet known.
 Ground was broken on Orange street yes- terday for the O,000 residence of Mrs. Bige- low of Chicago.
 Work has been begun on the new stable which MT. Herrick P. Frost is erecting rear of Meadow str5e ct for Mir. Shepard, the iv- cry stable proprietor. It will cost about $S, 500.
 The Wolf's Head secret society building of Yale students is being handsomely em- bellished, Builder Rockwell performing the work by the completion of various interior improvements of the edifce which were left incomplete when the building was erected. The painters are now doing their best also in the interior.
 An additional story is being built on the building in the rear of 122 Court street. When completed this building will be four stories high and will be occupied by IStrouse, the corset manufacturer.
 Mr. O. H. Stilson is drawing plans for a two family frame building to be built on Nicoll street near Gamer street. It will cost about $2, 200
 George Fletcher of 61 Kimberly avenue will erect large double dwelling house on Kimberly avenue this spring.
 The following changes in ownership of real estate additional to those published in the COURIER this week have been recorded in the office of the town clerk during the past few days:
 street, Westville with Improvements thereon:
 George F.. Goodwin to Ed win H. Fenton. burial lot on Avenue A. in Westville cemetery.
 Wallace N. Robbins to IneZ L. Miller, 75 feet on Alden street, Westvile, with buildings thereon to John E. Healy, their undivided fourths of one undivided half part of the premises known as 521,
 Austin Mansfield to John E. Healy, an undivid- ed onshaf part of the lot extending id 60 feet on being known as Nos 521, S23 and 525 Grand avenue Ellen Martin 27 feet Cedar street. with buildings thereon.
 Mary c. Munson of Branford widow of the late Henry A. Munson, to William H. Rogers, 60 feet on Exchange street, with buildings thereon.
 CIV. Blakeslee & Go. have begun extend ing Bishop street from Orange street to Whit ney avenue, thus opening up about 50 or 60 building lots. The extension will be about 2, ,000 feet long and will cost about $7, ,O00.
 The extension of Livingston street, on the property of Stephen Whitney, is about half completed, while the extension of Willow and Cottage streets on the same property is nearly finished. Linden street will also be extended on the same property and will re- quire cut 15 feet deep and 400 feet long. The cost of extending these four streets through the Whitney property will be about SIC, ,000.